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Baltimore residents are not convinced by city leaders’ claims of decreasing violent crime, say ‘Not buying it’.

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    • Baltimore city leaders have claimed that there are historic reductions in violent crime within the city.
    • Despite these claims, local residents remain unconvinced about the safety improvements.
    • Residents report feeling unsafe due to ongoing issues such as drug deals, shootings, and property crimes.
    • The public skepticism suggests a disconnect between official crime statistics and the everyday experiences of community members.
    • The residents’ mistrust highlights the challenges city officials face in addressing both perception and reality of public safety.
    • There is pressure on local Maryland officials to bridge this gap by addressing underlying issues contributing to the sense of insecurity among residents.

Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/baltimore-residents-reject-narrative-city-leaders-violent-crime-dropping-not-going-low)

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